boboneleg

Happy Birthday Ray, hope you have a good one ...........

First there were the gayest boots known to man and now bar end mirrors on a trail bike. You are beyond help ................

Oh yes , it's standing by the freezer in the supermarket looking longingly at the tubs of Haagen-Dazs salted caramel

Yebbut, did he go for a nice walk and video it for the forum ? asking for a braindead gammon

Still editing his video

Great little bikes those XR's

Agreed Pete but he was more focussed on arguing with peeps than anything else. I didn't see him contribute anything else

In one of the photos you can clearly see the mattress that the DBM's had laid out for him

Brilliant stuff Chris , looks like you had much better weather than I did but with that comes crowds. Nice tip about arriving for lunch at 11.45 , I shall have to try and remember that one. Even though your knee gave you grief I'm sure you enjoyed the trip

Your fascination with old relics is understandable at your age .............

Cheap to run that way, No tax or insurance to pay edit : should have read Saul's reply first. I have a mate who still runs an Africa Twin on french plates.

Sorry but I couldn't get through all that, reading War & Peace would have been easier. Anyway what do I know, I'm just a braindead gammon. But I do ride a bike , even on one leg ...........

That doesn't include you then , you don't even speak the language for a start ............

They're on eBay for £25 right now

I see that the menu this evening will be lobster avec kerosene

Nice one Marcel, those gravel roads look ace for a bike like yours and those crystal clear streams are ace

Twat, there were dogs involved . Try getting them and my son on your bike

Where did you go Terry ? my mate got some great photos from the Cat & Fiddle in the Peak district

Ersilia has gone to Jerez today for some sort of dancing festival. I've told her to get me something Moto GP related , sod the dancing

There are loads of features on those maps you're using